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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
4
A public notice fragment mentions publication on a Friday in 1904 at a central city office. It references a congressional board meeting and a press run for a sale or action. Specific names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
October 2, 1914 price listing states five cents per bundle at this office.
An old advertisement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and repeatedly trusted, with dealers offering sales through local outlets in Tomer City.
Creditors of the estate of Simon S Vartion deceased must appear before the administrator in Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on March 1915 at 1:00 PM to prove claims and settle debts.
Local market brief notes unclear text shows numeric fragments "1 10 85" and stray words. No discernible events names dates or locations to confirm a report.
Daily items from Waters' Cafe and local residents describe business trips to Alliance and Palisade, visitors from Fairbury and Hanover, cattle shipments to St. Joseph, and chickens for sale. Ranch and farm notices mingle with church services and parasol loss, reflecting small town life and commerce.
Steele City residents cope with family travel and surgery updates while local events include a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Van de Steeg, postmaster H B Rucker retiring, cattle shipment to Wymore, a fall victim, and a political visit by R B Howell with the Fairbury band. The Odell Lumber Co office was robbed of about 76 dollars and Beatrice bloodhounds traced a trail.
The excerpt notes post office relocation to the corner building once occupied by Rube Earhart. Beasie Rucker becomes post mistress and will live behind the new office space. Earhart barber shifts to the former post office site while his family moves to the Viette cottage, painting town life with scattered Budweiser advertising impressions.
Improvements underway at several properties include J. D. Minkler painting a garage and A. M. Wilcox adding a east side porch to a residence occupied by F. T. Wing. Herman Stegman lays a new sidewalk on Rev. Levine’s former house. Geo. Crane raises a roof on his west lumber shed. Noah Handley replasters rooms in a farm house south of town. Wm. Barber constructs a new corn crib with shed extension.
W. E. Willey showed his Poland China hog herd at Springfield and Sedalia earning high honors. He netted fourteen first premiums four seconds three thirds and two champions in Springfield and four champions two grand champions eleven firsts four seconds and two thirds in Sedalia. Since mid August he has exhibited at the National Live Stock Show St Joseph Iowa state fair Des Moines Lincoln and Springfield Illinois.
An inventor renowned for major electrical discoveries aims to extend the application of reinforcing currents across more devices and fields. The move promises broader adoption of this technology and potential new efficiencies in electrical systems.
Mrs Joseph Kailans of Peru Indiana reports belching sour stomach and frequent headaches. She says publication is the right way to make a fact known.
A long article details the 75-year-old Laura Spelman Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller celebrating their golden wedding anniversary in Cleveland. It notes their 1864 vows, roots in Ohio and Massachusetts, and her quiet charitable nature beside immense wealth.
Fragmentary text discusses President Roosevelt and American war stance. Mentions Joseph Nev Pres and general editorial tone on war, peace, and national policy. Notes reference to cartoons and political news elements from the era. No clear events or dates readable.
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